Why not Visit the 9 World Heritage Sites of Morocco?
Discover Morocco’s interesting history & culture, from the Volubilis Roman ruins to the modern city of Rabat, by exploring its UNESCO World Heritage sites.
Discover Morocco’s interesting history & culture, from the Volubilis Roman ruins to the modern city of Rabat, by exploring its UNESCO World Heritage sites.
Our travel tip: Vila Viçosa and Estremoz, two intriguing small towns in the east of Alentejo. Both have important roles in Portugal’s history and economy.
Elvas is a worthy World Heritage destination in the east of Portugal. Its impressive fortifications are the largest in the world. The best: Elvas is not crowded!
Visit Barcelona for its visual attractions! The inspiring architecture by Gaudi, and 3 world-class art museums of 3 famous artists: Picasso, Dali & Miro.
The fortified Berber Granaries of Morocco were traditionally used to store grains and family valuables. We believe these should be World Heritage listed.
We continue our roadtrip in the South of France, with more historical & natural sites including Arles, Les Baux, La Camargue, Canal du Midi, and Carcassonne.
The village of Saltaire and its Salts Mill is a World Heritage Site. We can thank three visionary men for this fascinating piece of history in Yorkshire.
Appreciate the diverse history of wales by visiting ancient burial sites, Roman ruins, and castles, churches or abbeys, whether in ruins or restored.
We take you along country roads from the Alsace to Avignon. On this roadtrip thru France, we visit 10 interesting, historic & natural sights, worth stopping for!
The Industrial Revolution is an important part of the heritage of Wales. As diverse as they are, each site has a unique and often fascinating story to tell.
Remnants of Ironbridge’s Industrial Revolution past made it a World Heritage Site. Is the Annual Passport Ticket worth its price to visit all the museums?
A visit at the National Slate Museum is very interesting. Many workshops of the old Dinorwic slate processing plant have been left in near original state.
Liverpool is famous for The Beatles. It was an important port, now a World Heritage Site. Its many sights and museums make Liverpool special for visitors.
In the UK you cannot escape history! In Wales four of the castles built in the 13th century by Edward I are now World Heritage listed and worth a visit.